Editorials- Page 34

Monday marks the 25th anniversary of the establishment of Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a federal holiday. Dr. King, a Baptist minister, was…

Now is the moment of magic, when the whole, round earth turns again toward the sun, . . . and here’s a blessing: the…

We don’t envy the School Committee. It seems that, no matter what decision they make regarding the school calendar, there will be people left…

“It is literally true, as the thankless say, that they have nothing to be thankful for. He who sits by the fire, thankless for…

Tuesday night townspeople demonstrated their ability to sort out a complicated issue before them at Special Town Meeting, and ultimately voted to adopt the…

Voters have spoken. For the most part, the vote in Harvard was a microcosm of voting statewide. The one exception was Question 2. Voters…

People on both sides of the issue that will be before voters at Tuesday’s Special Town Meeting have presented their arguments with passion in…

Election Day is nearly here, and voters will soon have a chance to express their opinions about government leaders in a most permanent way.…

Chapter 40B has been the affordable housing law in Massachusetts for more than 40 years. Soon, it will—or won’t—be repealed. Either way, Harvard will…

The Board of Selectmen needs to “cowboy up” and support HEAC’s (Harvard Energy Advisory Committee) proposal to make Harvard a Green Community, eligible for…